Sentence examples for a death of a from inspiring English sources

The phrase "a death of a" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in contexts discussing the concept of death, but it requires a noun to follow "a death of a" to be complete.
Example: "The novel explores the death of a beloved character, leaving readers in shock."
Alternatives: "the passing of a" or "the demise of a".

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Harry Eames [no surname given] Warren Mitchell in A Death of a Salesman was marvellous.

It was a death of a younger part of me.

"I feel like there's a death of a child — my son".

It was a death of a character I've played for five years.

"He's a formidable opponent and it will be a death of a thousand cuts," he said.

But if, as seems likely, he dies a death of a thousand cuts, the moral will be distinctly depressing.

A new "Crucible" could not be produced on Broadway today, nor a "Death of a Salesman," either.

"For me, at least, what happened is kind of like a death of a close family member.

"But once I lost it, I was not going to die a death of a thousand cuts".

It might be a birthday or an anniversary of a wedding or a death of a close family member or friend.

The late Vincent Canby, writing in The New York Times, once called the film a "Death of a Salesman" for the 90's, and it remains scaldingly relevant.

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